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    Penns

    Been hitting Penns pretty regularly over the past two weeks.

    The fishing remains to be good. With several 17"+ wild browns coming to hand each trip.

    March Browns are still coming off, along with Caddis. I haven't seen much of anything else, but I admit that I haven't been fishing during the premier hatch time.

    Stoneflies, Caddis, March Brown, and Olive nymphs are all working great.

    The smallmouths and chubs are also out in full force. Nothing big, but have landed a few smallies in the 12"-14" range.

    The Susquehanna has been fishing great for muskies, although not with a fly rod. Our average is about 1 fish every 1 1/2 hours. When I decide not to take the easy way out, I will throw some flies. I'm kind of scared to throw a 9" popper in 20mph winds, though.





    Mike


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    Little Rainbow
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    Re: Penns

    Nice Musky! I've been wanting to go out for them for a while on the susquehanna, I have all the fly gear for them, and I work 5 minutes from the Middletown launch.
    -JK

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    Re: Penns

    How many trout do those Muskies eat?!?!?!

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    Little Rainbow
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    Re: Penns

    I think they eat more suckers than trout. Probably the trout they get are ones that get into the river from the stocked streams??
    -JK

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    Re: Penns

    Nice Musky pics. Must be down below Harrisburg or Marietta way for up north on the Susquehannie both branches down through to Millersville I caught smallies and great size walleye. Pike and Musky I caught in Raystown lake that size though.
    Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.
    ~Henry David Thoreau

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    Re: Penns

    Hopefully a ton of lost stockies so they keep growing!

    Paddy,

    Most are from the West Branch, but I have ventured down to the junction of the North and West Branch to pull in a few hogs.


    Mike

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    Re: Penns

    Toad Hunter,


    Great pics, just goes to show there are different kinds of toads. Thumbs Up.

    Brough

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